Opening statements held in the trial of a Georgia high school shooting suspect’s father
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The trial of Colin Gray began Monday in Georgia, where he faces 29 counts, including murder and cruelty to children, related to a September 2024 high school shooting allegedly committed by his son, Colt Gray. Prosecutors argue Colin Gray is responsible for providing his son access to the firearm used in the shooting at Apalachee High School, despite warnings about potential threats. The prosecution contends this constitutes cruelty to children, leading to the deaths of two students and two teachers. The defense argues that Colt Gray intentionally hid his plans from his father, making it impossible for Colin Gray to predict or prevent the tragedy. The case is one of several nationwide where prosecutors are attempting to hold parents accountable for shootings committed by their children.
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